An interesting bit of news for you:
China and the U.S. continue to increase ties, now very strongly academically. If you want to stay ahead of the curve, here's your opportunity:
BEIJING : China and the United States on Tuesday launched an initiative aimed at allowing 100,000 Americans to study in China over the next four years and boosting other "people-to-people" exchanges.
"The relationship between our two countries will shape the 21st century. We want it to be positive, cooperative and comprehensive," Clinton said.
Under the student exchange programme, which will see a 25 percent increase in the number of Americans studying in China, Beijing will offer 10,000 scholarships for US nationals wanting to pursue their studies in Mandarin.
Under the student exchange programme, which will see a 25 percent increase in the number of Americans studying in China, Beijing will offer 10,000 scholarships for US nationals wanting to pursue their studies in Mandarin.
Get in while the gettin' is good!!!!
Here's Friday's plan:
A friend from Changsha will be staying with us tonight. Between her arrival and now I need to get some things done.
- get in the Word this morning before heading out on the following adventures
- buy a return ticket for our visiting friend
- exercise
- start my Chinese homework
- get some thoughts down on paper regarding a couple of philosophy articles I have read recently, on Philosophical Hermeneutics by Hans-Georg Gadamer
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